Posted 16 July, 2026
Chemical Pathologist, LabPLUS, Grafton, Auckland
New Zealand Government
Auckland, AUK, NZ
Full Time
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Job Description
About the Role Permanent position at LabPLUS, Auckland, NewZealand – a leading medical laboratory providing a wide range of automated and specialist chemical pathology services. The role operates as a full‑time equivalent (FTE) of 1.0, with the option to work a minimum of 0.5FTE. Key Responsibilities Contribute to general service provision across a broad spectrum of tests in automation and specialist chemistry. Perform esoteric testing in areas such as chromatography/toxicology, trace elements, proteins, and paediatric/metabolic biochemistry. Support service provision for three national screening programmes: colorectal cancer, newborn metabolic, and antenatal screening. Participate in service provision in other laboratories across the Northern Region Districts as required. Work collaboratively with hospitals, community laboratories, research units, and the wider healthcare community to deliver tertiary and quaternary laboratory services. Qualifications & Experience Essential qualifications: Medical degree registered with the New Zealand Medical Council and a postgraduate specialist in Chemical Pathology with Fellowship of the RCPA (or equivalent). Desirable qualifications: Experience or qualification in biochemical genetics, metabolic medicine, chromatography, mass spectrometry, toxicology, therapeutic drug monitoring, and screening programmes. Specialist registration in Chemical Pathology with the Medical Council of New Zealand. Benefits Relocation assistance available for overseas candidates. Diversity & Inclusion LabPLUS welcomes applications from Māori, Pacific, disabled, and rainbow communities, and is committed to providing culturally safe care and an inclusive workforce that reflects the communities it serves. Location & Working Conditions LabPLUS is located in Auckland, with additional service provision opportunities in the Northern Region Districts. Operations are conducted in a modern, IANZ‑accredited laboratory environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr